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I predict 19.2 Thursday, 725 total (assuming no collapses). 666 min

if you brought it down to average ticket prices for Jumanji versus TLJ and projected an average number of tickets sold per theater, it might look something like 200-220 for Jumanji and 420-450 for TLJ. (according to this most recent Deadline update). ** take this simple 2 to 1 ratio from above ^^ and play with it through the next few weeks!!! I am sure you will find it go up to 2.1 to 0.9 ratio, and then something else! http://deadline.com/2017/12/last-jedi-dwayne-johnson-jumanji-zac-efron-greatest-showman-box-office-1202230784/

@EmpireCity Do you know about how much of the Tuesday discount was declined for TLJ? Also, do you know if theaters decided not to have discount Tuesday, December 19, 2017.?

The Last Jedi already won at the BO by being in the shadow of The Force Awakens. I am not going to concern myself too much about the security of the Star Wars BO stakes until after Solo: A Star Wars Story is out of theaters.

can somebody please answer this. according to Deadline, "Yesterday, ComScore reported 17% K-12 schools out. Today that figure jumps to 24%, then 39% on Thursday and 61% on Friday. " is the percentage of schools being out usually in line with the percentage of the rest of society being available to go to the movies? In a few moments, I will be tracking the adults movies on day to day and I will see the picture better. I guess I am wondering if Star Wars should have increased. Does schools matter that much for movies like Star Wars? I was hoping maybe when 17% of schools are out, that also means 17% of the public is available including those working full time jobs.

I doubt Logan or BR2049 will be nominated for Adapted Screenplay. I could see literally anything else being nominated other than those two. even Justice League.

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not much in the way of towering #1 rankings until the Maze RUnner 3 at the end of January. unless.... 12 Strong explodes. Or Paddington 2, or The Commuter, or Insidious, or if any of the limited December releases takes flight at the BO.

25 theaters 25 - Star Wars - 495 showtimes - 19.8 average 25 - Coco - 257 showtimes - 10.3 average 24 - Justice League - 134 showtimes - 5.6 average 24 - Wonder - 116 showtimes - 4.8 average 23 - Thor - 114 showtimes - 5.0 average 22 - Ferdinand - 144 showtimes - 6.6 average 22 - Disaster Artist - 113 showtimes - 5.1 average 21 - Daddy's Home 2 - 100 showtimes - 4.8 average 18 - Murder on the Orient Express - 85 showtimes - 4.7 average 16 - Just Getting Started - 61 showtimes - 3.8 average 13 - Bad Mom's Christmas - 48 showtimes - 3.7 average 10 - 3 Billboards - 52 showtimes - 5.2 average 10 - Lady Bird - 49 showtimes - 4.9 average 10 - The Star - 36 showtimes - 3.6 average 6 - Wonder Wheel - 30 showtimes - 5 average 5 - Roman J. Israel, Esq. - 12 showtime s- 2.4 average 4- The Man Who Invented Christmas - 13 showtimes - 3.3 average 2- Only the Brave - 4 showtimes - 2.0 average 1- Jigsaw - 5 showtimes 1 - BR 2049 - 2 showtimes Fandango is incomplete for Wednesday. Looks like BMC is gonna drop. Just Getting Started holding onto Wed + Thurs. Friday almost all incomplete. Monday (The Post) has nothing.

there are some 12:01am showings of Jumanji and Showman tomorrow. I am guessing since it is not Tuesday anymore, the theaters can show it at 12:01am if they want? (or whenever they want?)

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It says 2,800+ theaters. Sometimes when I look at Fandango on Mondays and see full schedules already complete for some theaters, I notice that something like Father Figures sometimes wont show on the full schedule on Monday but slip in on Wed or Thurs.

It seems like an average of 25 + 25 + 25 + 25 seems fair for Mon-Thurs. That would give it a 320 7.5 day total. Give 100M weekend, and 150 for the weekdays.

WB has PT 109 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PT_109_(film)

was Cosmos NatGeo?

is this Disney's way of making horror films? they can picck up X-Files, Poltergeist, Exorcist, Alien, with all the knick knacks too? It would be smart for them to do horror this way

Cool, so does this mean Disney gets the rights to all the movies? Attack of the Clones royalties?? Avatar? X-Men and Apes??s http://www.boxofficemojo.com/studio/chart/?view2=allmovies&view=company&studio=fox.htm DOES this mean Disney is all about remaking our favorite stuff and make it the best of the best. Then leave it up to other studios and great minded directors to make the best of the best original? cause I AM DOWN if most of these franchises come back to life with 200M budgets and 75% RT scores, each. There is some good potential here... Anastasia, Cleopatra, Edward Scissorshands, X-Files, Assassin's Creed, Prometheus/Alien, Independence Day, I Robot, Robots, Narnia, True Lies, Home Alone, Night at the Museum, Alvin and the Chipmunks, The Simpsons Movie, Kingsman, Maze Runner, Percy Jackson, HTTYD, Big Mommas House, Ice Age, The Sound of Music, Fantastic Four, Doctor Dolittle, KFP, Die Hard/John McClane, Minority Report, Murder on Orient Express stuff, The A-Team, Eragon, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The Omen, Wimpy Kid, Wall Street, Like Mike, Fat Albert, Poltergeist, Dude, Where's My Car?, Three Stooges, Transporter, Gulliver's Travels, The Fly, Mr Magoriums, Paper Towns/Fault..., 28 Weeks Later, Garfield, Out to Sea, Machete, Ramona and Beezus, Down Periscope, Aliens in the Attic, Titan AE, Babylon AD, Hitman Agent 47, My Super Ex, Hills Have Eyes, Cocoon, Solaris

is it just the film studio they bought?

this is just the film studio, right?

I wish I spent more time here. Do any of you with long lists do many rewatches? I never do unless it is revisiting older films

any chance this can hold up and make 60M Sunday, or is the 3d share for this from TFA just too drastic. I suspect they added alot more 2D showings for TLJ and TFA could just go 50/50 with 2d/3d and kill it with families. Or maybe there is a 50/50 split of 2d/3d for TLJ too and the families are just boycotting the 3D (when 2 years ago they were maybe lured to the 3D). Anyways, I am very disappointed in the numbers for everything and I will always continue to be. (except Deadpool)

220 seems to be in line with what forecaster were giving TDKR and Ultron when analzying how high can this go? It looks like 5-10 million was left on the table Saturday and maybe the previews could have added 5m more. I blame reserved seating. People can become more picky and therefore patient. Gone of the days of massive lines for the same showing with a give and go atmosphere for payment / reciept.

I was under the impression he was killed before that. Did the Council ever authorize the creation of a clone army?

I am here for BMC numbers. it played in 1,000 locations this weekend but has no estimate. Anyone have a number? It is sad this will loose about 500 theaters on Wednesday and the other 500 next weekend. LOL. If it somehow keeps 1000 locations for the next 3 weeks, it should plow past 80M